The Cabinet on Friday cleared a proposal for allotment of land to political parties in the Capital to build their party offices.

The allotment will take place according to the current strength of a particular political party in Parliament, Union Minister for Rural Development Raghuvansh Prasad Singh told reporters after the cabinet meeting.
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Political parties must build their offices within three years and vacate their old offices, Urban Development Minister S Jaipal Reddy said.
With increasing demand by political parties for land in the national capital to house their offices, the Urban Development Ministry had prepared in April 2006 a proposal for allotment of land to these parties depending on their current strength in Parliament.
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